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For access to the complete journal issues as pdf files please chose the appropriate volume and issue number, or browse below for links to individual paper downloads by chronological order (until 2004); or a list of all papers.

For news in Bioethics and Biotechnology. List is complete since 1991 in 31 topics. news from EJAIBÊ 14:5 (September and November 2004). News also available to a lesser extend in subsequent pdf files.

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For access to the journal contents and individual papers in each journal please chose the appropriate volume and issue number (1995-2004):
EJAIB 5:1 (January, 1995)
EJAIB 5:2 (March, 1995)
EJAIB 5:3 (May, 1995)
EJAIB 5:4 (July, 1995)
EJAIB 5:5 (September, 1995)
EJAIB 5:6 (November, 1995)
EJAIB 6:1 (January, 1996)
EJAIB 6:2 (March, 1996)
EJAIB 6:3 (May, 1996)
EJAIB 6:4 (July, 1996)
EJAIB 6:5 (Sept, 1996)
EJAIB 6:6 (Nov, 1996)
EJAIB 7:1 (January, 1997)
EJAIB 7:2 (March, 1997)
EJAIB 7:3 (May, 1997)
EJAIB 7:4 (July, 1997)
EJAIB 7:5 (September, 1997)
EJAIB 7:6 (November, 1997)
EJAIB 8:1 (January, 1998)
EJAIB 8:2 (March, 1998)
EJAIB 8:3 (May, 1998)
EJAIB 8:4 (July, 1998)
EJAIB 8:5 (September, 1998)
EJAIB 8:6 (November, 1998)
EJAIB 9:1 (January, 1999)
EJAIB 9:2 (March, 1999)
EJAIB 9:3 (May, 1999)
EJAIB 9:4 (July, 1999)
EJAIB 9:5 (September, 1999)
EJAIB 9:6 (November, 1999)
EJAIB 10:1 (January, 2000)
EJAIB 10:2 (March, 2000)
EJAIB 10:3 (May, 2000)
EJAIB 10:4 (July, 2000)
EJAIB 10:5 (Sept., 2000)
EJAIB 10:6 (Nov., 2000)
EJAIB 11:1 (Jan 2001)
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EJAIB 11:4 (July 2001)
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EJAIB Aims:

1. EJAIB is the official journal of the Asian Bioethics Association (ABA) and the International Union of Biological Sciences (IUBS) Bioethics Program.

2. To review and update news and trends in bioethics from around the world (about 1000 papers each issue). Bioethics is broadly defined as life ethics, including both medical and environmental ethics, and environmental, ethical, legal and social issues arising from biotechnology.

3. To pay particular attention to issues raised by genetic and reproductive technology, and other news for the International Association of Bioethics Genetics Network. To publish letters on such topics, promoting international debate.

4. To publish research papers, and relevant news, and letters, on topics within Asian Bioethics, promoting research in bioethics in the Asian region, and contributing to the interchange of ideas within and between Asia and global international bioethics. Asia is defined for the general purposes of this journal as the geographical area, including the Far East, China, South East Asia, Oceania, the Indian subcontinent, the Islamic world and Israel.

5. To promote scientific responsibility, in cooperation with the International Union of Biological Sciences (IUBS) Bioethics Program.

With the approval of the managing editor, subscriptions will be free to individuals on developing countries in exchange for information. The policy is to contribute what you can to this non-profit network. We are pleased to have the understanding of the All Indian Bioethics Association, IAB, International Association of Law, Ethics & Science, Japan Association of Bioethics, Korean Bioethics Association and Kennedy Institute of Ethics - Asia Program, MURS Japan.
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